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It’ll depend a lot on the specific CRM you know and the one they use. That said, if you know one, you’ll probably be able to figure out another. Might take some time for you to navigate, but resources are out there for the common ones.
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I would not worry too much. I have found that once you understand one CRM, the others are easier to pick up. Most companies expect some learning curve.
It'll vary by company. Some won't hire you if you're not an SF guru; others will give you the latitude to figure things out as you go.
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I agree. The core concepts transfer. It is more about how quickly you can adapt than knowing one exact system.
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I would not worry too much. I have found that once you understand one CRM, the others are easier to pick up. Most companies expect some learning curve.
Be proactive. Take a class on SalesForce or SAP at your local community college. The company will always train you on specifics. No Two companies use CRM software the same.